tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-38387150363782159542012-02-16T12:42:02.991-08:00Learning to speak Thai language more easieriFurhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00406834395658106093noreply@blogger.comBlogger291100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3838715036378215954.post-74385899490646293422008-04-07T10:00:00.000-07:002008-04-07T10:12:42.182-07:00

Today i will post Thai Language sentences about the Authority. Hope you enjoy Learning Thai Language and have fun with Thai Language. I haven't done anything wrong.Can speak in Thai Language as - (phom/chan mai dai tham a-rai phit) It was a misunderstanding. Can speak in Thai Language as - (man pen gaan khao jai phid) Where are you taking me? Can speak in Thai Language as - (khun ja pha phom/

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This is the way you can pronounce about the drink in Thai languagecoffee - can speak in Thai Language as (kaa fae) hot tea - can speak in Thai Language as (chaa ron) iced tea with milk - can speak in Thai Language as (chaa yen) fruit juice - can speak in Thai Language as (nam phon-la-mai) water - can speak in Thai Language as (naam plao) beer - can speak in Thai Language

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Here are some of food (in Thai language)chicken - can speak in thai language as (kai) beef - can speak in thai language as (nuea) fish - can speak in thai language as (plaa) pork - can speak in thai language as (muu) ham - can speak in thai language as (haem) sausage - can speak in thai language as (s?i kr?k) eggs - can speak in thai language as (kh?i) salad - can speak in thai

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Months in Thai languageAll Thai months end in the suffix -kom (31 days) or -yon (30 days), except February's idiosyncratic -phan. In casual speech these are often omitted, but the word month (deuan) may be prefixed instead. January - can speak in thai language as (makarakhom) or (makara) February - can speak in thai language as (kumphaaphan) or (kumphaa) March - can speak in thai language as(

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Eating - Thailand have a lot of delicious food, try to tasted it and you will like it.A table for one person/two people, please. - Pronounce in Thai language as (khǒ tó sǎamràp nùeng/sǒng thî khráp/khà) Can I look at the menu, please? - can speak in Thai Language as (khǒ duu menuu khráp/khà) I'm a vegetarian. - can speak in Thai Language as (phŏm/dì-chăn kin je) I don't eat pork. - can speak

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MONEY - the important thing.Money - the important thing.Do you accept American/Australian/Canadian dollars? - can speak in Thai Language as (kun ráp ngern a-me-ri-can/os-tre-lîan/cae-na-da dol-lâr mǎi) Do you accept British pounds? - can speak in Thai Language as (kun ráp ngern pond mǎi) Do you accept credit cards? - can speak in Thai Language as (kun ráp bàt kre-dìt măi) Can you change

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LodgingDo you have any rooms available? - can speak in Thai Language as (khun mii hông wâang mǎi?) How much is a room for one person/two people? - can speak in Thai Language as (hong samrap nueng-khon/song-khon raakaa thao rai?) Does the room come with...? - can speak in Thai Language as (nai hông mii ... mǎi?) ...bedsheets = ...(phâa khlum tiang) ...a bathroom = ...(hông nám) ...a

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Sometime you may meet the problem situation or a difficult time use these sentences.Leave me alone. - can speak in Thai Language as (yàa yung kap chan)Don't touch me! - can speak in Thai Language as (yàa jàp chan) I'll call the police. - can speak in Thai Language as (chan ja jaang taamruat) Police! - can speak in Thai Language as (taamruat) Stop! Thief! - can speak in Thai

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Hi everyone today i have a short time to update my blog about the danger!!!!DangerHelp! - can speak in Thai Language as - (chûai dûai) Watch out - can speak in Thai Language as - (rá-wang) Fire! - can speak in Thai Language as - (fai mâi) Danger - can speak in Thai Language as - (antaraai) I am sick - can speak in Thai Language as - (phŏm/dì-chăn mâi sà-baai) Where is the toilet? -

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Writing time and dateThais often use Buddhist Era (BE) พุทธศักราช (พ.ศ.) years, which runs 543 years ahead of the Western Calendar. 2550 BE is thus equivalent to 2007 AD. This is a little tips about Time and Date.

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Hi, today i tell you some necessary sentences when you travel by Taxi. Taxi! - can speak in Thai Language as (tâek-sîi) - Use this wors when you want to call a Taxi.Take me to _____, please. - can speak in Thai Language as (pai _____ na khrap/kâ) How much does it cost to get to _____? - can speak in Thai Language as (pai _____ thâo-rài) Take me there, please. - can speak in Thai Language

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Hi! everyone longtime i dont update my blog because i was busy last week. I see some new guy adding to my community that make me happy. Hope many people join my community in the future. Today i'll talk about the Direction in Thai language. Let's start!!! DirectionsHow do I get to _____ ? - can speak in Thai Language as (jà pai _____ yàng rai?) How - can speak in Thai Language as (yàng rai)

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Today i'll post about Transportation as i told in last post. In Thailand have many kind of vehicle but i'll show you about Bus and Train. Let's begin.Bus and train-train : - can speak in Thai Language as (rót fai) -railway station : - can speak in Thai Language as (sà-thăa-nii rót fai) -skytrain, air train : - can speak in Thai Language as (rót fai fáa) -subway : - can speak in Thai Language

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HI ! EVERYONE TODAY I HAVE A SHORT TIME TO UPDATE MY BLOG AND I'LL TELL YOU ABOUT COLORS. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION OR WANT TO KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT 'THAI LANGUAGE' PLEASE POST IT IN THE COMMMENT, I'LL FIND IT FOR YOU. LET'S START WITH THE COLORS. Colors in Thai languageThe word sii is often omitted in compounds like kaeng daeng (red curry). black - can speak in Thai Language as (sii dam) white

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Days in Thai languagetoday - can speak in Thai Language as(wanníi) yesterday - can speak in Thai Language as (mûea wan níi) or (mûea waan) tomorrow - can speak in Thai Language as (phrûng níi) this week - can speak in Thai Language as (aathít níi) last week - can speak in Thai Language as (aathít kòn) next week - can speak in Thai Language as (aathít nâa) Monday - can speak in Thai

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Timenow - can speak in Thai Language as (dǐo níi) later - can speak in Thai Language as (lăng) before - can speak in Thai Language as (kòn) morning - can speak in Thai Language as (cháo) afternoon - can speak in Thai Language as (bàai) evening - can speak in Thai Language as (yen) night - can speak in Thai Language as (khuen) Clock timeThere are no less than three systems

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Thai numbering is quite regular and speakers of Cantonese will find many quite familiar. Note that in casual speech it is common to drop the "sip" from numbers over twenty, eg. 23 is yii-saam instead of yii-sip-saam. Thai has its own set of numerals, shown below, but these are used quite rarely — the major exception being sites with double pricing for Thais and foreigners, the Thai price being

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Here !! I show you the Thai Alphabet Chart. (LEARN THAI LANGUAGE)

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Is it far? - can speak in Thai Language as (klai mǎi) Beautiful - can speak in Thai Language as (sŭai) Delicious - can speak in Thai Language as (a-ròi) Wonderful - can speak in Thai Language as (dii, wí-sèt) Interesting - can speak in Thai Language as (nâa sŏn-jai) What’s the matter? - can speak in Thai Language as (pen a-rai pai) Are you all right? - can speak in Thai

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How - can speak in Thai Language as (yangrai) Where? - can speak in Thai Language as (thii näi') What? - can speak in Thai Language as (à'rai') When? - can speak in Thai Language as (muea-rai') Who? - can speak in Thai Language as (khrai) Why? - can speak in Thai Language as (thammai') How much, how many? - can speak in Thai Language as (thâo'rai') or (kii) I want/would like

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Basics SentencesHello. - can speak in Thai Language as (sa-wat-dii) (informal) Hello. - can speak in Thai Language as (sa-wat-dii, khráp) (polite, speaker is man) Hello. - can speak in Thai Language as (sa-wat-dii, khâ) (polite, speaker is woman) Hello. - can speak in Thai Language as haloh, khráp/khâ) (answering the phone) How are you? - can speak in Thai Language as (sabaai-dii

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Note that that the polite suffix 'khráp' (for men) and 'khâ' (for women) can and should be attached to all phrases when talking with strangers. The suffix depends solely on your gender. Also note that the pronoun for "I" is 'phǒm' for men and 'di-chǎn' for women. When addressing people, 'khun' is a safe, respectful all-purpose equivalent to "Mr/Ms/Mrs". People you're familiar with can be

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Here are some Thai customs that you have to know.-One of the most distinctive Thai customs is the wai, which is similar to the Indian namaste gesture. Showing greeting, farewell, or acknowledgment, it comes in several forms reflecting the relative status of those involved, but generally it involves a prayer-like gesture with the hands and a bow of the head.-A notable social norm holds that

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I introduced the example of Thai Vowels, Consonants, Grammar and introduction of Thai language. Here in this post i'll give you some basic information about Thailand (The Land of smile)Thailand is a country in South-East Asia with coasts on the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand. It borders Myanmar (Burma) to the north-west, Laos to the north-east, Cambodia to the south-east and Malaysia to the

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HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLE OF THAI LANGUAGE BASIC SENTENCES. YOU CAN LISTEN AND PRACTICE IT.

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For longtime i didn't update my blog. Today i'll post about 'THAI GRAMMAR' Basic Thai grammar is fairly straightforward. Word order is subject-verb-object,as in English. Nouns and verbs do not conjugate, and there are no plurals or grammatical gender. Instead, a wide array of particles and markers are employed to indicate pasttense, negation, etc.phom kin khao "I eat rice"Adjective are placed

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ConsonantsThai distinguishes between aspirated ("with a puff of air") and unaspirated ("without a puff of air") consonants. Unaspirated consonants exist in English too, but never alone: compare the sound of 'p' in "pot" (aspirated) and "spot" (unaspirated). Many English speakers find it helpful to pronounce an imperceptible little "m" in front to 'stop' the puff. In Thai romanized with the Royal

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ka like 'a' in "car" (short vowel)kaa like 'a' in "father" (longer than "a")kae like 'a' in "man" ke like 'e' in "bed" ki like 'y' in "greedy"kii like 'ee' in "see" (longer than "i")ko like 'o' in "torn" ko like 'oa' in "moan" koe like 'i' in "sir" ku like 'oo' in "hoop"kuu like 'ue' in "blue" (longer than "u")kue frontal version of "u" kam like 'um' in "dummy"kai like 'i' in "

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Thai(phaasaa Thai) is the main language of Thailand. Several different dialects are spoken in the various parts of the country, namely Central(Bangkok),Northern,Northeastern, and Southern. Lao is also related to Thai.PronunciationThai is a tonal language with five tones: Mid, Low, Falling, High and Rising. Meanings can change critically based on the tone, but Thais are fairy used to hearing

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